STAR LINK

STAR LINK — Falcon 90, cruising Greece A 2008 Falcon of 90 feet, refitted in 2023, Star Link belongs to that category of yachts sized precisely for the Greek islands: substantial enough to cross an open channel in comfort, compact enough to slip into the small harbours and anchorages where the Cyclades and the Ionian are at their best. Accommodation is arranged over four cabins for eight guests: an owner's cabin, a VIP cabin, and two further cabins fitted with twin beds. Detailed bed configuration available on request. Her deck spaces are her real argument. Generous, uncluttered, and laid out for the long hours that define a Mediterranean charter day — late breakfasts still in the shade, an afternoon of nothing in particular, dinner served on board as the anchorage empties out. Little is asked of you beyond deciding where to drop the hook next. A crew of five looks after the yacht and her guests, with Greek, Bulgarian, English, Russian and German spoken on board, plus basic French. Their range of backgrounds shows in the service: attentive without hovering, and genuinely familiar with the waters they work in. For guests who want more than the swim ladder, the tender is a Williams 400 Turbojet — the right tool for waterskiing, tubing and coastal exploration. Two jet skis and a Seabob extend the range, while a paddleboard, snorkelling equipment and fishing gear cover the quieter end of the day.